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    Keep up-to-date with the latest Agriculture & Food policy from The Parliament Magazine
    France–UK migration deal piles more pressure on EU asylum policy
    10 Jul Member States

    France–UK migration deal piles more pressure on EU asylum policy

    A new ‘one in, one out’ plan and expanded French police powers are fuelling political tensions across the EU — and exposing deep cracks in the bloc’s asylum system.
    by Eloise Hardy
    How the axing of a tiny green law solidifies the EPP's grip on EU politics
    08 Jul EU Institutions
    How the axing of a tiny green law solidifies the EPP's grip on EU politics
    Op-ed: Lessons for the EU from Denmark’s green energy success
    10 Jul EU Institutions
    Op-ed: Lessons for the EU from Denmark’s green energy success
    Russia spies opportunity in warming Arctic
    04 Jul Foreign & Security Policy
    Russia spies opportunity in warming Arctic
    Cultivating transparency and fair access to patented traits in the seed sector Partner Content
    10 Jul Energy & Environment
    Cultivating transparency and fair access to patented traits in the seed sector
    A new industry-born initiative aims to stimulate innovation in the agri-food sector in a way that is beneficial to both small and bigger breeders. The Parliament held an event with the ACLP to find out more.
    Op-ed: EU Deforestation Regulation must survive flawed technicalities
    09 Jul EU Institutions
    Op-ed: EU Deforestation Regulation must survive flawed technicalities
    A European Parliament vote today risks jeopardising the EU Deforestation Regulation. After already being delayed by a year, MEPs must rally around this crucial legislation to protect the world’s forests.
    Brussels Misses the Goal While Harm Reduction Nations Lift the Trophy Partner Content
    09 Jul Energy & Environment
    Brussels Misses the Goal While Harm Reduction Nations Lift the Trophy
    While Sweden, the Czech Republic, and Greece cut smoking rates by backing safer alternatives like vaping, Brussels clings to bans, taxes, and outdated dogma. It is now time for the EU to follow evidence instead of fear and help smokers quit by embracing harm reduction rather than punishing it.
    Op-ed: What the EU can learn from Denmark’s migration model
    08 Jul Member States
    Op-ed: What the EU can learn from Denmark’s migration model
    With a model built on genuine need and societal integration, Denmark continues to offer a paradigm for migration to countries across Europe.
    Why data centres are key to harnessing the power of AI Partner Content
    08 Jul
    Why data centres are key to harnessing the power of AI
    As AI transforms every corner of the economy, data centres are emerging as vital digital infrastructure. How can we build these centres in the EU that are vital to powering our prosperity without compromising on sustainability? We organised an event in Strasbourg, in partnership with Microsoft to discuss.
    Why moderate and responsible consumption matters Partner Content
    08 Jul
    Why moderate and responsible consumption matters
    Brewing has evolved, and so have consumers. Now policy must adapt too, recognising that modern brewers are part of the solution
    Broken promises, real costs: time to rethink the EU's food trade Partner Content
    07 Jul Energy & Environment
    Broken promises, real costs: time to rethink the EU's food trade
    Europe’s food system is failing the very people it’s meant to serve, as decades of trade-driven, industrial agriculture have left local farms disappearing, biodiversity declining, and citizens paying hidden social and environmental costs. Far from delivering true food security, this fragile model depends on distant supply chains and cheap imports often produced under standards Europe itself wouldn’t accept.
    Op-ed: Young Europeans must take to the streets in defence of the Green Deal
    07 Jul Energy & Environment
    Op-ed: Young Europeans must take to the streets in defence of the Green Deal
    As the EU’s right-leaning parties putting the environment at risk, European youth must mobilise to put the health of our planet at the heart of our economic system.
    Why Europe needs an animal vaccination strategy Partner Content
    07 Jul
    Why Europe needs an animal vaccination strategy
    Momentum is building behind an EU vaccination plan – now is the time for action
    Op-ed: A strong 2040 target is key to European competitiveness
    04 Jul Energy & Environment
    Op-ed: A strong 2040 target is key to European competitiveness
    Commissioner Wopke Hoekstra's 2040 climate target revisions risk diluting the EU's role as a climate leader, argue Jukka Leskelä, Bård Standal, Finnur Beck, Åsa Pettersson, Thomas Aarestrup Jepsen and Jonas Helseth.
    The Parliament's July print edition is out now
    04 Jul Member States
    The Parliament's July print edition is out now
    Europe's NATO members have bowed to Donald Trump's demands to significantly increase defence spending. But will it be enough to cure the continent's military woes?
    Five things to know about the EU's 2040 climate targets
    03 Jul EU Institutions
    Five things to know about the EU's 2040 climate targets
    The European Commission has formally proposed a 90% carbon emissions cut by 2040, but offered plenty of workarounds to convince reluctant member states to get on board.
    Transboundary animal diseases – where to begin? Partner Content
    03 Jul
    Transboundary animal diseases – where to begin?
    The next transboundary animal disease outbreak is not a question of ‘if’ but ‘when’
    Campaigners call for action to tackle 'silent epidemic' of fatty liver disease Partner Content
    03 Jul
    Campaigners call for action to tackle 'silent epidemic' of fatty liver disease
    Despite clear links to major NCDs, liver disease remains marginal in national and EU-level health strategies. The European Liver Patients’ Association held a recent event to raise awareness – and call for change now
    Folk art and Soviet-style purges: How Europe’s populists are hijacking arts and culture
    02 Jul Member States
    Folk art and Soviet-style purges: How Europe’s populists are hijacking arts and culture
    Across the EU, far-right and populist governments are defunding museums, censoring artists and stacking cultural institutions with loyalists, often to advance a political ideology.
    Integrating Animal Health into Pandemic Preparedness and Prevention Planning Partner Content
    02 Jul Energy & Environment
    Integrating Animal Health into Pandemic Preparedness and Prevention Planning
    Future pandemics will likely emerge from animals. Strengthening animal health systems, improving surveillance, and embedding veterinary expertise into pandemic planning are essential steps to protect global health.
    Self-care: Europe’s most underused health system ally Partner Content
    02 Jul
    Self-care: Europe’s most underused health system ally
    Too often taken for granted, self-care is already delivering significant value across Europe—easing pressure on healthcare systems, generating substantial savings, and empowering individuals to manage their health. It is time to recognise self-care as a key pillar of sustainable, people-centred healthcare.
    A competitive and innovation-led Europe starts with rare diseases Partner Content
    02 Jul
    A competitive and innovation-led Europe starts with rare diseases
    We must use this mandate to enhance the framework for orphan medicinal products— ensuring regulatory pathways, investment incentives, and research funding leads to improved patient access
    The EU's defence push risks neglecting drone revolution
    01 Jul Foreign & Security Policy
    The EU's defence push risks neglecting drone revolution
    As Ukraine rewrites modern warfare with drones and AI, countries across the EU are struggling with slow procurement, outdated priorities, and rising competition from global powers.
    Q&A:  Defence spending, migration on Denmark’s EU presidency agenda
    01 Jul Member States
    Q&A: Defence spending, migration on Denmark’s EU presidency agenda
    As Denmark steps into the Council of the European Union's rotating presidency, Ambassador Carsten Grønbech-Jensen outlines the country's priorities.
    The Parliament's Guide to the Danish Presidency of the Council of the EU
    01 Jul Member States
    The Parliament's Guide to the Danish Presidency of the Council of the EU
    What will be Denmark's focus as the country takes over the presidency of the Council of the EU?
    Reclaiming Europe’s leadership in life sciences Partner Content
    01 Jul
    Reclaiming Europe’s leadership in life sciences
    Unlocking the full potential of life sciences will require leveraging Europe’s competitive advantages and fostering an environment where innovation is rewarded
    Investing in Prevention: A European Imperative for Sustainable Health Partner Content
    01 Jul
    Investing in Prevention: A European Imperative for Sustainable Health
    The majority of Europe’s health spending is focused on curative care. Prevention must move from the periphery to the centre of European health policy
    Interview: Marie Bjerre on Denmark redefining its EU role
    30 Jun Member States
    Interview: Marie Bjerre on Denmark redefining its EU role
    As Denmark takes over the Council of the EU’s rotating presidency, its European Affairs Minister Marie Bjerre explains why the EU matters more than ever and how a small country plans to lead in uncertain times.
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